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Dangers Of Mixing Sports And Too Much Caffeine

DEC 13, 2019
Are you overconsuming caffeine in the form of energy drinks?
Dangers Of Mixing Sports And Too Much Caffeine

Whether it’s early in the morning or late at night, countless people all over the world depend on caffeine for a boost of energy. That includes athletes, and many reach for a caffeinated energy drink. Researchers know that modest use of caffeine does have value for some exercise, but any more than the level found in a few cups of coffee or multiple energy drinks can exceed what’s valuable for exercise. Physician John MacKnight explains how it can be easy – and dangerous – for athletes to take in too much caffeine.

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